St. Andrew’s School and Savannah Country Day School co-hosted the 2020 Low Country Student Diversity Conference on Friday, January 17. Students from 13 independent schools attended this one-day event to acquire the skills needed to lead social justice and equity efforts on their own campuses and beyond.

“Exploring and supporting diversity work is important to our school community, and an important topic for young people to explore,” said Dr. Kelley Waldron, Head of St. Andrew’s School. “We look forward to the outcomes and leadership the students attending will be able to achieve in their school communities.”

Presenters included Joanne Brown, Director of Diversity & Inclusion (Pace Academy), Oman Frame, Coordinator of Inclusion & Equity (Paideia School), Ellice Hawkins, Director of Multicultural Programs & Services (The Lovett School), and Dr. James Calleroz White, Head of School (The Galloway School).

For more information on either school, visit saslions.com or savcds.org .

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